Double Cross-arm Install and Remove (Practice)
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- čas přidán 12. 03. 2024
- This is a practice hence the laidback and slow-paced fashion.
This double cross-arm install and removal is a timed competency (comp). You have 15 mins to climb up and install ONLY. You call time to the instructor when you think you're done, and all your square washers better be square and straight! (There are 10 of those by the way). Although the time has stopped, the comp does not end until the arm is completely uninstalled and you climb down. As you're uninstalling the arm, you cannot drop ANYTHING (doing so will result in a failed comp). The comp is being graded from the moment you leave the ground to the moment you return, and the time is just for the installation part. Also, every piece of hardware that is part of the cross-arm must be sent down via handline (rope & pulley). If you bring something down in your bag, it's a failed comp. Your groundman can make or break your comp, as long as they send up your stuff in the right order and orientation, you'll be good! Enjoy! Hey Pops!
W install🔥and that work position🔥
What happened to your braces for the second arm and your washers was not square but all n all great job
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Good shit bro! But the nuts going on backwards
Thank you bro! I would agree with you, but in this particular situation, all of the nuts we have at the school have weird sharp corners on the flat sign that tend to bind when tightening against the coil washers, and the round edge seems to be a little smoother as you tighten down on it in this case. Any other situation I’d definitely put them flat side down for aesthetics. Thanks for the comment big dog.
@@jakepursch7000 hell yeah no problem bro!! You at NLC? In Oroville??
@@JoseGarcia-ev2wbyessir! About to graduate this Friday.
@@jakepursch7000 Ooh shit good shit man!! We all heard about that sad news last week.. RIP to that brother!.. but that’s good man, I’m at LATTC doing their lineman program, what’s your plans after??
@@JoseGarcia-ev2wbthank you bro, also nice that’s sick! Right now I’m trying to get with a utility in Washington, if that doesn’t work I’m going to try to get somewhere local